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The suspect, 38-year-old Francisco Oropeza, fled the scene and is not in custody. The San Jacinto County Sheriff's Office said on Saturday evening that it believes he is no longer in the county and asked for the public's help in locating him.
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The NCAA Men's Final Four has the national spotlight on Houston and NRG Park, where the historic domed stadium sits unused. What's next for the Astrodome? In short, not much at all.
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Texas is at the center of a nationwide war between state and local authorities. It’s an escalating dispute over who has what power — and when.
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Ezra Law, 33, is accused of criminal mischief in a place of worship after allegedly breaking into Congregation Emanu El on Jan. 14 and then returning a few days later. A judge has ordered her to undergo a mental health evaluation.
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A team of designers and engineers are constructing a first-of-its-kind 3D-printed home. They think of it as a pilot project in pursuit of building cheaper, well-designed multifamily homes.
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State-appointed managers can replace elected school board members in the largest district in Texas.
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When trash gets in the waterways, it can worsen water quality, harm plants and wildlife, and create health issues.
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President Joe Biden received about 7 million more votes than Donald Trump in 2020. But Republicans in Houston this week repeated debunked conspiracy theories about voter fraud delivering Biden the presidency.
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The Uvalde community struck down by this dreadful event is predominantly Latino. By all accounts coming from the massive media presence that descended on the Texas town in recent days, they are humble, hard-working people, raising families and chasing a better life—the American dream. Some have deep roots in Mexico—a country where violence exists but that does not have the mass shootings that the U.S. experiences. But the bottom line is that both countries’ guns come from the same place—the United States of America, where gun manufacturers lobby to give citizens the access to carry weapons.
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La convención anual de la Asociación Nacional del Rifle llegó a su fin el domingo, según lo planeado en Houston, a unas 300 millas de Uvalde y días después de que un hombre armado matara a 19 niños y dos maestras en dicha comunidad.